I don't agree. A big reason why abruptly terminating threads at an arbitrary point is risky is it can corrupt shared memory. If you aren't using shared memory in a multiprocess solution, that's not an issue. Another big reason is it can lead to resource leaks (e.g. thread gets terminated in a finally clause to close resources and hence the resource doesn't get closed). Again, that's less of an issue for processes, since many resources (file descriptors, network connections) get automatically closed by the OS kernel when the process exits.

Abruptly terminating a child process still can potentially cause issues, but there are whole categories of potential issues which exist for abrupt thread termination but not for abrupt process termination.